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Share link:In this post: Databricks is acquiring Tecton to boost its real-time AI agent tools. Tecton was last valued at $900M and has around 90 employees. The deal follows Databricks’ $100B valuation term sheet signed this week.
Share link:In this post: The U.S. government, under Trump, will invest $8.9 billion for a 9.9% stake in Intel, aiming to boost domestic chip production and make the government Intel’s largest shareholder. Despite the funding, analysts warn Intel’s contract chipmaking (14A and 18A processes) won’t be viable without major external clients and improved manufacturing yields. The deal, which includes discounted shares and no board seat, reflects a rare federal intervention in corporate ownership.
Share link:In this post: With long public wait times for therapy, many individuals, including teens, are turning to AI-powered chatbots for emotional support. These tools offer constant availability and simulate human interaction, but they are not trained professionals. Mental health professionals caution that AI tools lack empathy, accountability, and the ability to respond to crises like suicidal ideation.
Share link:In this post: A blockchain startup behind the Xai gaming network is suing Elon Musk’s xAI for allegedly copying its name and causing brand confusion. The company claims users, media, and even AI bots mistook its platform for Musk’s venture after xAI announced gaming plans. The startup is asking a federal court to block xAI from using similar branding and to award financial damages.
- 00:31ETH ICO address transfers nearly $120 million worth of ETH to a new wallet after 10 yearsAccording to ChainCatcher, monitored by Lookonchain, an Ethereum ICO address (0x2dCA) that had been dormant for over 10 years suddenly became active. It first transferred 5 ETH (about $15,000) to a new address for testing, and then transferred the remaining 39,995 ETH (about $119.4 million) to a new wallet (0x2602). This address originally purchased 40,000 ETH during the ICO phase for about $12,400, resulting in a cumulative return of approximately 9,639 times based on the current price.
- 2025/11/29 23:59A dormant pre-mined address containing 40,000 ETH has been activated after 10.3 years of inactivity, with a value close to $120 million.Jinse Finance reported, according to on-chain data tracking service WhaleAlert, that at around 7:39 AM (GMT+8), a dormant pre-mined address was just activated after 10.3 years of inactivity, containing 40,000 ETH (valued at $119,651,157). Back in 2015, these ETH were worth only about $12,400.
- 2025/11/29 23:44AB Charity Foundation continues to promote education and assistance in Timor-Leste: donates $500,000 in scholarships and materials worth $691,412 to support underprivileged childrenOn November 30, it was reported that in 2025, the AB Charity Foundation will continue to increase its support for Timor-Leste, focusing on two main areas: education and basic livelihood. The foundation will launch sustainable and complementary public welfare projects targeting local youth and children in difficult circumstances, aiming to promote sustainable social development in the region. On July 4, 2025, the AB Charity Foundation will officially donate $500,000 to Timor-Leste to establish and expand scholarship programs, with a focus on students from economically disadvantaged families. This initiative aims to provide more stable learning opportunities for Timor-Leste’s youth, alleviate the pressure of tuition and living costs, and help them enhance their future employment and development capabilities while completing their studies. In addition to educational support, the foundation also pays attention to the basic survival and quality of life of children. On November 21, 2025, the AB Charity Foundation will donate goods equivalent to $691,412 to Timor-Leste for material assistance to impoverished children, aiming to improve their daily lives and growth environment. The AB Charity Foundation pointed out that "having enough to eat, warm clothing, and access to education" are the foundations for children to grow up with dignity, and education is the key to breaking the intergenerational cycle of poverty. The total donation of $1,191,412 to Timor-Leste, through a combination of scholarships and material assistance, addresses both "current living conditions" and "future development," reflecting the AB Charity Foundation’s long-term global commitment to the mission of "technology for good, empowering the future." It is reported that the AB Charity Foundation is an independent international non-governmental organization registered in Ireland and enjoys EU legal entity status, with technical and financial support from AB DAO. The foundation is committed to utilizing cutting-edge technologies such as blockchain and artificial intelligence to build a transparent, trustworthy, and traceable public welfare infrastructure, thereby promoting the sustainable development of public undertakings such as education, healthcare, environment, and humanitarian aid.